The living workshop
I build instruments that make knowledge easier to inspect, question, and carry between systems. These are two public, agent-facing experiments in structured symbolic data.
A useful pattern
Questions and source data
Typed tools and explicit interfaces
Records people can inspect
Public source, specific claims
Built code is shown as built code. Archived repositories are historical source, not claims of a hosted service.
An MCP-facing Rust workspace for querying symbols, categories, and curated sets through a structured ontology.
What is in the source
What it produces
Symbol records and relationships that an agent can request as structured data.
A second public implementation of symbol access, with MCP tools, a REST surface, and CSV import and export paths.
What is in the source
What it produces
Inspectable symbol collections and portable CSV data rather than opaque chat-only answers.
Engineering proof
Rust Core War is a separate systems project: an assembler, virtual machine, and terminal battle visualizer. It demonstrates compiler and execution work; it is not presented here as an agent instrument or a creation of either symbol tool.
Rust Core War Built · source archived
For a different kind of discovery: inspect instruction execution and memory behavior in a shared arena.
More work is still in development. This page stays limited to public, inspectable evidence; a repository is proof of an implementation, not proof of a live hosted service.